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In this lecture, Dr. Lloyd-Jones gives a definition, from Scripture, of the doctrine of the Incarnation; explains the doctrine of the Virgin Birth; explains the fact that man is entirely excluded from the Incarnation; discusses the fact of the Lord's human nature coming from Mary.

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So often, Christians fall into the trap of focusing on the things of this earth, and thinking and living as though this life is all there is.

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Jesus Christ is the most stupendous fact in all of history. His first advent is the central point of history. All of history before Him points forward to Him. All that has followed His first advent points back to Him. His person is that which differentiates Christianity from all other religions. In other religions, it is the teaching that is central. Someone other than Buddha or Confucius might have taught those false religious philosophies just a well. But in Christianity, the teaching is not at the center. The person of Christ Himself is the indispensable center.

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Colossians 2:7 tells us that one of the best safeguards against doctrinal deviancy in the church involves something we may not think of in this connection: Thanksgiving for Christ and His Word.

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How does the Covenant of Grace manifest itself in the old and new dispensations?

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We live in a time when much of the Evangelical church seems to be concerned, above all, about the opinions of the unsaved.

How does this compare with the early history of the church as we find it in the book of Acts? Was the thinking and living of the early church earth-bound, or was it Heaven-bound? What challenges did God place before the early church to guide it and to test it? Is the church passing the test today?

Stay tuned for the answers, as we continue our study of these crucial questions.

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Man - created perfect by God - is a ruin of his former self because of the Fall. But even before God thrust man out of the Garden of Eden, He gave man the greatest of all promises - His eternal plan of redemption.

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Why is the Word of God the absolute and sole authority of the true church of Jesus Christ? How must the church think, and act, and minister in the light of that truth? Why is reliance upon heavenly authority alone a test of the authenticity of a church? Stay tuned for the answers, as we continue our series of studies titled "Christ Preeminent In You."

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Dr. Lloyd-Jones answers vital questions about man's fallen state that are little asked, and often poorly answered in today's church, from the Word of God.

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In Colossians 1:21-22, Paul tells us that Christ will present the redeemed to Himself, "holy, blameless, and above reproach in His sight." What will that great day be like? What will you be doing in the new heavens and new earth? The Bible makes it clear that the saints in glory aren't going to sit on clouds and strum harps.